Going Multi-OP

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Thomas

DJ Extraordinaire
Apr 14, 2009
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Hamilton, IL
www.pulse-audio.com
Well business has been good.....better than good.....it's great!!!!:tribiggrin:

I have been turning potential clients down for a while now because I am already booked. Even if the new potential was a lot more money than what I had already booked for. Matter of principle on that one, not saying a few choice words were muttered here and there. But it has been happenning frequently enough that I have decided to take the leap to be a multi-op company.

My new DJ is my daughter (16) assisted by my wife....(she would kill me). My daughter has been involved with me since day one of my company at almost all my gigs. She does amazing at the 14-30 age range, but has a few glitches with the 80's and older genre's. A pretty major concern for me, but that is where my wife comes in....that's the genre's she knows. They can do a set up for the average size wedding without any assisants and do well on the mic........not just dad/husband talking....business is business....


Any advice on all the do's and don'ts on being a multi op.........
 
Get her into the business, with the guidance and protection of her mom and you she can be a great asset to your company. Also the age range she is comfortable with will think a female dj is the bomb.